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" .rviin;tb .t; ic tow3c.tS found the physician wits at tic Cot i4iiisin& tll ks of 11 ra. y her s e l f 'anions .0« ' said. flq of incatea his Asps to r' Itted a , ence ; ulul ce, alad WOOS ;11: Ae Month 0* telid aol ,oUli in t" r6' of • the Sdbl 'Azico said e was con' t,t he s er ;ster-roaiii, `=°_"fir : 0 11 HOUK'. OF COMMON.- 1 is tlereliv oiven,l •AC tkAL:T of the I) VOTES cm') 4 " , of C L 9 tt t; • • 11TV,VEYO , , 1.4 O:viNioNS, a:3 t 4 ‘4, 4, ky r the n ex t D ay. wilt he. '1,04n - died at the rate of kiih t ; . ; 4et Per sheet, at No. 14, Great Of oge:street, West °, ' l, l he d e li vered every Mtirttini durik:the t r?t: 'fl : . arliarnent; or sent, postage freeinta the 4i 11. , 111 • e e Gunies. 41,41)"sontille, or by Letter, post-Triad, tQ' Mr. Jaistr4 14, Great George -street, 'Westminster. • t , tiPP icr. r P t[ioß TAXES, Feb. 151 . 8. 14 CWIAII S,SIONEIZS_ for alto AFPAIRS 14.if,::,:P4...XEs hereby give Notice, , That all Of:Ai-KS:for " of Pltt)Plift'iY TA K on and I'rotts - Lands, Tent;ments, and lieredilap i i nuts /e -I„,.lln:pital,...SchoOl. or Alni•AiOnse, or veste..,(l in f'orrose.i. ; and of the Duties OP . *4!qk toForeizoers or Friendly loctetiO.A . " 4, 1 ‘1 , 1)- enrolled under the Al te for tho-Enctail. 4"1 !ten t / of Friendly Societies, ot. on the Stuck or Corporition, Fraternity, or Society; or retell ',shed for Charitable Purposes only, must be deli tLy 41)vil :raositterl to, this Offer on or hefoie the. next. in why II ou the Accnts will be finally closed sth By Order_of the Board, NIATTIIEW WINTER, Taxes Seerita r y for th e Aff a i rs of 1' 1-1 E I, 0 'l' T - E It. Y. TU'BLICATION'S. *REGALIA OF t,COMAND. • . •lit t f?tv Days will be pitbklisitetl, - Sr°. . A TR FA FISC, rite. LAAVS,, with I'll.' Vies ,' to - the 14:i.ures iikrly to be proptwied ift Parlia ment, for their Atr.e;Vintent.. • • '.I'HONLIS I'Ergf;illNF. cOtTRTP.NAY, one of the o uittee of the 1-100.4 e of eutinawns appointed fur Itie Cofisidermtiori of drat Subject. , , Printed for ;fotin"l"4luistiiy, A ibdinar!e•§treet. We understand, that On Satitillat the Commis sioners again visited tilt Crow..-room; having found it necessary to have accurate drawnigs 'Matte of these 'retinue s by artis t s of eminence, when', ha'ving ;collected all :be information nieces:. nary to make sit accurate report upon the matteia contained their warrant', and eller taking far,. (her precautions for the - security of "the Regalia, again:t hat ot? and sealed the chest containing them; as well as - tile :CrOwn,rootii. As the h 0... roniirS of Scotland are now ascertained to be there in contained, a sentinel is 'stationed beneath .the window of the room, as a Mrasuiebolh of honour ankadditional precaution, althoUgh the tincom, monly - sfrong detencei of the Crown-main might be . s,,p . powed io tender it superfluous in the litter point of view. . . , THREE t'illiZES 'OF THIRTY TH()LTSAND POUNDS.. W 1 FT -ami Co. i..l) , e,•tfultt7. rewind thr Public that the 4th of Neit Motith is.axed for the iretwing of the STATE LOTTEItY.—The Scheme cwitains the foilowing iaLusqaf List of eamtal Priz ; es, rIZ. . . . .. .. .. .. 3;Prifes of L.e.p,000 „Stetting Money L. 90,000 $ of 5,000 Sterling M0ney....15,000 H) of 1,000 Stqiing Moir-2y.. —lO,OOO 12 of 5OO Sterling. Money.... ti,"000 14 of 409 !qtr fling -Money.... 5,6.10 18 'Of SOO. Sterling Money'.... 5,400 ... This Day were published, In Two . Nines, I2mo. price l*s. boards, I e kTORTHERN 111141 TALES; founded on NI • Facts. • not being . :40. of 2OO Sterling- N10ney...,. 8,000 Besides others of 1001 ~501.,251.,54c.84.t. in addition to sitiicb . Twelve pipes ot,.tlie:best Old Port Wine maybe -ohtaisied by tht , Purchasers of Tickets or Shares., at the Old and Fortunate Othees ,of SWFFParid Co. No. It, Poultry; t 2, Charin;- Cross ; and 31 , Aldgate High-street. • eons itidt . Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orine, -and BrQwn, London. ~ idUct intattlOat In a few Days will be published, Correction; a Novel. In 3 Vols. 12nto. onq. amilittritY IS} Prize's,. in the last Lottery, trave veiled th`e Conittry. round, an.; sited their genial in fiaetiec On .every.ToWn they linve Ti,ited. More titan Thirty diflerent-phsces, ittelodingtiearly every letter in the Alpha bet, have been benefited by tills good fort - une, Whieli,•to many, might appear surprising, h ot iit . lk:l,.was, only what every gnemitibt have expecte iettlats liiiTfiree 200061. Prises are follow:- 161.11 of ;20,000.- Aberdeen • 1,250 16th of 20,009 .... I 6th I • 40,000 lterwich 16th of 20,000 .... 16th of 20,000 .... Bruton, 11;111 of 20,000 .... Camberwell I6th of 20,000 .... Chesterfield 16th -of 20.000 . C.l.l4onAto 16th ~ f 2(1,000 .... Cori , 1,2.20. Half of 20,000 .... Cornhill 4l it of 20,000 Darby cif 20,000 .... Derby 16th of 20,000 Edinburgh leth of 20,000 Edioburgh, another -1,250 16th of 20,(09 .; Edinburgh, another 1,250. 16th of :20.000 GlasgoW 16th of 20.000 Ghoicester 16th of 20,000 .....HereforAL ,16th - of 20,000 .....Lincoltes-Inn-Fields I6th of 20,000 London (not registered) 1,250 - 16th . of 20,000 .... London tdittol ► 1,250 - 16th of 20,000 ..... Neweastir,lStft.) 16th of 20,000 Newcastle-on-Tyne 16th of 20.000 .... Newgatu...street. /1111, 01' 20,000 .....Norwich .. 5,000 16th of 20,000 .... IVorwlch 16th of 20,000 .... Onttdie" 1,250 16th of 20,000 .... Penzance -1,250 16th of 20,000 Thetford 16th of 20,600 14'hitechapel 16th of 20,000 .... Wincaolon . 16th of 20,000 .... York . 1,250 • •This Day were Published, In Two Volumes Svo..price H. ss. hoards, NNALS of the ItICIGN of KING GEORGE ilk the 'ffifttni from CommenceMent, to the IGeneral fienee in the Year 11115.. i t, for b cr tinti twe ;‘,,, Or d iiiSicop irf ROss, - gi'ves an account of the sword beingiireS'etited to J ames IV. in 15074 Of which the following is a trauslari.dt At this time the holy Father, Julins 11. sent. an Ambassa— dor to the King, in writer to ileci,re him Protector of tild Christian faith, and induce hint to his exertions' far repressing heresy. In teitiniany of which title, he sent to .the King a purple diadem, einhi:oidered w'ith golden flowers, a sword, ade,rneit with a gol,den , handle and scabbard, stftdded with precious stones. The which, as cm- , blems of the defence of the Holy Church were presented to, the Bins; in the chui . ch of Holvrood, Ity the Legate and Abbot of Dunfernaing, in a full assewbly of the iicottisi x Nobility. ~" It is another remarkable instance,of the vanl* of huniau affairs, dot the prirle and restless bition of Juhusli. created, a few years afterwards,":; a general war throughout Europe, in . which the. Scottish Monarch became 'einhroiled.• The-con sequences were the fatal battle of. Flodden, the Oath of James IV. and a train of calamities to, Scotland. Dy..4OHN AIKIN, M. D. , • —Printed for Lougniun, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and BrOwit, Louon.a %tiled OM r. 1" .; .r. • SeY7 SIrS aloe' Jot a'rt a'n ,l C 4el :: mri• . lc tom. - In the press, and will be published shortly, Memoirs of the Court of Queen Ell4abetti; comprisine, a minute View of her Pomestic Lily, and Notices of the Man ners, Aniusenients, Arts, and Lit6-ature of her Reign. By `Lucy 2'vtils. Bvo. ESTABUSUED SCHOOL Printed for LONGMAV, ituttsT,REEs, ORME, and an d ItVl' BROWN, LONDON. FRENCH LANGUAGE. were then , tile vo'l ht. ( 5 " fur tr.es l. rtierl Se s ett. tho )e ;• 1 fall. :e. c ' ✓ , o r} la— kddreo: lie C u ": e whic" N UNIVERSAL FRENCH G.R.AAIMAR, Ls, being an accurate system of French Accidence -and 'Syntax, on an improved Plau. By Nicholas Hamel.: Price 4s. bound. • GRAMNIATICAL EXERCIgES upon the FRENCH LAN GUAGE, compared with the EngRAI. By Nielinlaf Hamel. Price 45. bound. CLEF,, on Themes Traduits de la Grammaire de Nicholas Hamel, CLEF,, PEdition st6r6otype. Price ss. hottml. - Woltl..l) , in MINIATURE, containing a envious and faithful Account•of the Situation, Extent, Prodnetions, Go -vernatent, Population, DeeKs, Manneri, Cuttositie., Ike. Ike. of the different Countries of the World.: compiled from the best Authorities.. - By Nicholas Hamel. Price ed.• bound. INTRODUCTION au LECTEUIt FRANCOIS : ou, Re curß de Pier,:.; Chokes; avec P Explication 11,4 fliotismes et des Phrases ilifheiies, s'y trouvtto. Par'Lindley Murray. 3s. 64. 'hound. • • • idence dic[ fat ?26t . „ LEcTFA3B. iItANCOIS; ou, Rectieil de'Pieees,. en Prose et en Verse, tirt::es,,de'; Meillcnrs Ecrivains, pour s,:rvir a perfettionner les jeenss Gins dans la Lecture: . etendre !cur COnuoissanee de la Idur,tie Franenise, eta Ivor ineulyner . des Frincipes de Vertu et de Pic46. • Par Dudley Murray. IS. titl. hound., Tbree Prizes of 20,000!. each,—making I EO,OOO foe In.the last !,otter• that contained 3 Prizes of 30,0001. theni:Aß ! ! - .S . ew I,;ittcr;l)cgiros 4th -March—Three Prjzcs of ,30,00n/.- 100 Ca - pitals—lo stock Prizes—All Sterling,Mtmeyli•Pipes OW Port Wine, besides the Scheme. • . , ii y :N i t ' 4 - C 77 - 7 .1.1, I I YG- OFFICE, Feb. 13, I 8 I 13 • ~ , t 1 . 1 % CO:12 AI i SSTONEhS for file,T-11441LLIN 6 .1 . 1. ' Ar././..t,'S'7l'" LV.IVY •do hereby give Notice, ' I on.Prid,,, next., tf, iobh'instani, then will be ready/ to 7' ,P'tei' ''' r e'"irr , ' 94 `,;,:rfti ~,,,;• (Sf 40'4 ni.t), and treat for Sixty ioi.innr! G.iro:tt of ‘' , "! 7 .74 r INDIA It rJM, of tie strength nf' t e : Per Cent • under ' , roof by Sii,es's Hridruoieter; to be . deli_ t.. ilk! . in 111 " i. ''aoe r; afortatglii into his Maks -1 : 1 1's 17 " a N tore' s cii De,,re,,,..i. earl t b e ,„;,,t e n , h,, Bills pap/abb.., 10ia1,,, ,,t I-,• •• , o . ~ 2 1 - 7 11 ' 47 '4, Sixty ..,2, 1 4 ) 8 after 4 - ie. 7'4 C o , ‘ t"Q'' '.(i4um sO.l . the Cont - 2 act ntrtg , '-'e sccn at the Store ''' () !::e.e. . . . , t), 4 "?°07'7.1“1/ 1. .h ull i Tend' 1. , .. which. the .Prit c t'li,', , , In4 rte , / in W.:wits at length, or that sh all, . id . ''l"‘i " ' ' 'e V - () an ' treat, r e"f;te liani,i 0 , -fore One o'Clopk,on ll,e sai, 1-r a . v ' l4 ' ,( ' , l l i. . . •.. , ,A. p e r, con who ina/ v thc 2,, ,4, . , . ,•- ins .-int :. nor 14a,ess, -' , . " ' t„ VIA, e,i, .Vtile • arson un his' ',chat', attends,, to anstee,- . N.,_ _ -: e a for. 7 , : p0 P l i ti cl nI) v icruAL t / '1;- Y ~ , . . d RD, Feb. 5, IblB. ~, ' ''le 4. 4 ,-,- - 7'4 1.; 6.e iri .-r;vp Noiice, that on e . li r a: J r : N o (14 0 2 0 y ):: in, 'kttaii t, at Ten o'Cloch 7. ..' IA ; . "'e///;: 4 .: ' ' n 6 1),,,.f. IC ..; /LE, et His Jiajez't! , s Vie ' 4. ' 7 ", 5 ' - • . n i3EEF ; t/t' •"""b7l/ .4, 4 . ~,, ,/ ~. e', , ),./;, r d , a gnantzty f . t .S - Pp :. , ' !e'llinvi.4- UNSERVIcEABLL PROLTISIONS lir ' '''', ' wow ly ' ing in the said Yard, viz. :--, . tl, 11,, 4C4 't.ni t ; , ‘ e ' 4l Dust, Flour, Flour Sweeping ''', Oati . .. I °use 'iweepinfo, 'l , l c,,i ct, , nedi, '[l,, k , v 1 . , , •:, .Pease, Pease tags and Rags, Ski maling $ :fnapts:‘'4l.34 iln ; ig s : ' ti ll ,' t e t c ::, P CU r t- li es ' e B , tj a c u t d ' V I-l i e n r e f ga i r 'r : l - l a n i:ii a qua ntit y "41 Ae St, t l • . • ~/ 7),, 00 . P, &c. Zeca Oft',4 4 , 4 " '.i . C!5l, Per tent. is to be made itimfri , ll , .e amount 'l at m e i • . . ``"e4), Inie If sate, and'ilie renz.zintler , 'of . the pt.cr ;:l In'.l Plirl befor e the Stores are removed, for . 1. , e1 a. , I , .:1; , .:::," a' Ntihrfor• ronr . tefu 11.01-fibig days wil•-' lie ' 7l ' 47 ' - 7 101;! ILe 441 / f Sale : the Billi;I'S particular ty oycrrang. t . hat i4 r , I : * 14 a 1 1 one half of the gni:Jail!, is to be takeif 1,1 ••' , el... 1 " . 1) It_rrl44e,' wit the, first - seven flails, and tiny rem 70,;.1,(!: 1/ ' 1 :;:lt e n i l°ll ""'z'ala q.t . , otherwise the - .Depoit 1 1 1 _1" i + r tf „ , / I„, ' , .; tk , ( .., ):, 4, and bite Provisions or of r . tmain a ft; t accoet 4 , ' gvent,. I' 4 ' 4, as no extension of time will, on k-..„..,:• . .. TO l't tOMAS TAYLOR., ViC/. ZN o . 9 N B ..,101„street, London 11-INotritt:l) tint , "v " 6 G leave to inform, you, 1, Ye 'lr ri . ;, I kid i nti• I •ith tlft Loos coil.< , that .evei since the .1, 1 , , , . ~. )eeii a...tefec v. ?r,,,,:!,.rum its oastinatelv wesistno - every corse of niedicine et ,'"ed by the most enii - i- t Cetlie faculty here and 11 .' 1.. 1144,..":," severalseverr couirsens of salivatiOn, and twice dis h -s d froin tlit• I ' e I31„,,I, courses with little relief, %ytinl , t ) l f a i p as pe t a y r e , 4 to r ttlyv,•,t- most halt.ret crate nature. In the spring ; • ',.. It Airl"hier Lrot to such ahead, a'' r. arty to Pit. a per i od d ‘'llt i "iste nre—l had a large ulcer on the cro;Vn of ri ..l lea f , :)‘'',..h :inn, and my kgs Ave,re broke out in a trig-fit 11 . 1 Atm, :, 1 ,.; ,lay ri g h t was theifitily painful, an d bad heenl I) 4 I,l° 1ar.:.,.:i0t1 - or the last . s ' even yearsleft bad also I aiscotoured, wad gave 1 7 sa t i; ~.x.“ 9 9 .5 . on it, Was very luilea .. warm iti bed, s,,,.‘',kri . er ilelating pant, pArtteularly w ,11 5-It ; 1 t ite 1 • 4 "ts t , 7 t" dtprive me of rest •is th is lamenta. ) e • .`. L '' , (treat a '''''''tdetl by Mr ...I. 'll.l'"Mpson, (who rereßtt . s< f7, 1 .! e 1l 1,%4,e11Y trienr - be . re) . ,:o; ta - ite yi;tir Leake's Patent . Pi s l , ls, k'`lligin hr, to doop.,tije'26ti t of flay ; ill the. con . ' s f , t. I a . t.), -(43 4. l ithe s ,,r_§.l o to re ' e, , eir e .benefit. -in little luon.; ,I.an a *v.. 4 fl , L v eN on Inv .:ead :Ind arms were mot:idly 1w1,t.,1—, -, el., , fie '. 1 ...., - bral e d •tis., ; 1t,tem , ,, , -, 11.,:5-,, ,, stern , • sores 4,11 :ily t•..,S , ) - " r '' (If ~(lei ble (I .`Scolouration , in ~ .se sl..ir t zukd Pali' ja .. th i e t i j l ger I)tell','s• ' ef t,wl . li - ch, bathe ,. blt.sEi og a of 9 . 6 .. c1, , tf, e rlort„ trcrance in your invain-tl?le .N . ledicon., . subsided ; aril alitt e 't ''no et '. ( ` ls Persin g -, tile •ilfin regaim::4 1 I and its - .latura. bat , , fo rty ilb . n Herein„ pains gridtlally gcing , 11.- 7 1 tlitiltecamtl, .1)) . ' 4l ) i i er ll ttilviee <ll' ' . licine p'erfeetlf free from all ni) Ilt,!i?ps- ‘,6lllPlailits '.• ? e l . tc. rein , !red to y former s Pilit" ' 0 tiot)t''''liatill Int t;. ---1 :- ' , ‘ .. .. 1 )11s• at, ; fat, iii which 'tate haviotz e I 'll'‘l4 'lanY neo e n c t' . ... 1 1 j ) tlie astoois . lotent .ii al! Will) ;mow i 41 ;' , ;At a los s in • " li;t i te-ins t.,0 e,:ipress my grat it yde,init tlildill(4,l,,.for the nor', ' t:f otive . r tUfer'io; inortals, to, make s 1131 1; . i ri c ast as ',labile as possijde, as I•sliali on every ocea s.•,s,:' d k )1 : 1 ;.;• von will , ••rt..at tv «o'li :se, -, your grateful, ' utiettietit, very holoble set - want, " I \'an' . . ALEX. I‘ll.7ll.liElt s Close, I lf-street, Edinburgh. , 4( 'lltt ••1 Wt+tte..ses tot're above Core:— ~ la-',4'PSot i'•:o .. . 3 Ne . tv . Poultry Marliet, Edinburgh,. 1 l'i• ,:fin Nt`ll4tosii o ' l3 Asae , n'oly Owe, Edinburgh. - I.7 n lt t ' . x - T re d 11 (1 sold by the sole - i'roprietor, 1 . 1 - 10 ALAS TA 1 - -.o' -4,-ttate.r ...t thit It c yak . Cadlegv. of :,;iirgeous, at his er a 04.,,t,:i I `n• ”, New lirikit-stre.:l, Loth:an ; whine, .aft er . i %l4 r l l ,l'.el 'i (ll,, r , of MOil.: chat] au years, ill 3 practice pant. - "'ci,,",„ 4 , 4 cted to the ciity. I, f Vellel:e;11 ettillptillilLs andthose 'cre t. .',...' to the. Partsf C:roeration witli'l,hat inriolablr (Cell -.< Wi!ic,a ip,, of his ~,,f,,,:,,,,,, ,!,:,,,10, ,c,,, k .. 3 • 3 ..hia.rve it: g,rf lt (.'4Bes, he 14-suers ti;r- , scif Or , advice and as . .;stancehe fi• 11 ' 4 41 I , •' ' ' • • (•e st€ ~) a d u mnsters to pei,s,sns taking this Ai,,alioine, will It !"t 4 in a ‘ i,l it 'd, II) . h hcerning• Public, as an advactag4.selplolh Ai, .e , , and void Of all ainhiglitv. . . lir - - ' 1 ' 41 ;1 hv his 't • , t.. 17 `V eloveniene6 or tho", •Irig 41. a sold, ~ 3.1).1,0 iti_i_ilt.i•_, of . tire _ ... , ) I •ti-street l l'i r. • rfi ship. , gist, ,n, , -xt, at the , ttyglop, No. < s i,t3, tx ot . r•_ et litlt.b ..d`3l-'4" s,'..N". 7, 1 - 0- t el 1 " n I '_l S. rev...AL , ; ....r. ..,,axtelb, Cirlp Pecs" ',e, E ttinbul ,, i, • M. Calltvell':, poblia ; au , ' l '.,v Ito •9 , 1 to eve'rv•cila'si,fee:.l.ie town in Great I:ritaidalw 4 hd, tt b - - - ‘y, th fr,,l ,tues uthory 4.5. 9:1- each, stamped, and st..e.ed np 5ei , ,,,,`" anti plain <litt,•!-i,,;:,,, whcreby presons, of 'eitlmr , '4l' curt; t;;:tasC.res .title ease, !Teed, 3e:uccy, a.nds-acttY• cst 0 "; pace held 0, 1 „woe rely r" w oe to Der 40a 0 ' eel) trig E .' ry gra te,. i ►, 1), tFAy ht "d -bilt ~~ 7s , C. F• e C 4, q 6 ' 9i, us. • ct I;;lfect!,t ;11.0=s'u r OP P er °°' _ ,' Sto• rcl ict, , i mp tend— ye ,is otfr !Stoartf 8t.1) - 'rO n o.t. or f kart (4rest , r ‘4 • ;` 4i•' 4 S , 01.1"*f MR. wEsrs. THE G E.-VT I'l CT LORI, DRAT I-I on the PALE HORSE, tHRIST E.FEcTF,I),. ST:PETEiVs t HIST S M wit:k iirefirPICTURIZS lES from otll , l. 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Day . was published,in bvo. price lOs. Gd. boards, . • ON the of the CHRISTIAN RELIGION, addressed to her Daughter; and on 'Theo . tigy. By Mrs. LUCY HUTCHINSON, Anthorof the Memoirs of the Life of Colonel Hotrhinion • Gfivernor of Nottingham Castle and Town," lice. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-row.. . MR.. ABERNETIIT'!i NEW WORK. • This Day were published, In One Volume Octane, price Ss boards, 191-IYSIOLOGICA L LECTLJI ES, exhibiting general View of 'l.r. limiter's Physiology, and of his itesearches in Compaintive An:itomy, dt.lirert•d before the Royial Collcz:e of Pbvsicians, in the Year 1'317. .Be JOHN ABERNI;THY, F.R S &e. Surgeon to St. Borjboloniew'sand Christ's Hospitals., Printed for Longman, kluist, Bees, Orme, and Brown, London. Of whom mac hs‘had, The Surgical and Phycioi ical Works of John Abernethy, }:.R.S, &c. complete in 3 viola. Ben, priee,..?.l..boards, consi,t• ing of=-Part. 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In times of trouble, they were deposited in his strong castle of Wilmot tar, littilt,on a rock overhanging the sea, near Stonehavea, la the fatal year iGire, the Earl Maresclial having taken the held to:aS - sistCharles 11., was made 'priso,ter at the battle of Worcester, and detained io the Tower of Landon. 'fee castle of Dunuottar was, in the meanwhile, conimandeel. bftVeorge Ogiivie of 13arras, Lieut.-Governor, by Commission Irma the Earl Maresclial.- The ntlarrning progress of CroniWelrs arms, and the impossibility of maintauting a defence which Fdroulit be ultimately successful, alarmed o;livie for the safety af t honnurs or regal4i t Inv: kingdom. lie consult :lees Lord Chancellor Loildtion, ,Ira could only reply to him, by suggesting that the ftegaija should be delivered up to Lord' Balcarras, and transported. to some. strong arid IliaCet , ,i-• ble fort in the'reMote Highlands.'" It will bean irreparable' loss and shatue,"isaith the Charittdlor's letter, ‘`. if:hey are .tali'en by the enen.iy, and very dishonJurable to yoof3teli." It-appears that Ogilvie did out think it prddent to rake 11% , ,e Chancellor's atle'ite, which indeed would have only served to. protract the fa'r of the Regalia... Ia the' e cireunts'ances !te• r e ,tened to the advice of his Lady, ilt-,cet,iled of the IliMfr! Douglas,'and pos,es-sed it tbelr, heredit.,ry hove 411 itoleprodcitec. Oct iterventiOn was bled in order timt alirtl the Caste most -necessarily he surrirdertd, her litisiantl might safely sty, he sinew not where the Regalia had set conveyed. They were wrapped iii fiarf/a pf lint, carrio.4 out of the Castle of Dunuottar; upon a wourao's awl 'delivered' to the change of tele Reverend Janos. Grainger, Nlinister of 'Kitsiieff, whose wife (a. friend of Mes. Ogilvie) was al,' intrusted with this important secret. - By this 'faitlifal and. loyal Coni;te they were buried - tinder the in the church at Rialietr, perst,beingenade acquaintet, with t he Iri the CounteSs MareSchal, to wheem it w,es COM , b; Mr. Grainger., In the mean ire, the tattle of Om atior', 7 tat', alter an honourable resi'stonce; was carnpviie , l- to -Au ' rentler,and the. Lieutenant-Gov.:rhea, and . his Lady wer . e. examined with the utmost strict wess and severity caoceiating the tate of the They were even threatened ' • torture. His Lady, troweye', obstiaate;:.• maintained iliat she had' delivered :he Itoooi.rs to Mr. J,dila Keith the Earl Nl:tryst:bars - younger son, ord that carried theist abroad ; and thieCounte;s d procured a !cam' from her sun to the salme purpose aml glt'eet, which -site cant rivetl should fall into the hands of the CoMmon wealth General: Mrs. Ogilvie's health sunk under the hardships thwhichslits was subjected; but her fortitude nt ver . gave way, nor was it Until - on her death-bed, that she cOniihanicated to her' busL band how she had actually disposed of the Regalia, exhort ing him'at the same time sooner to lo:;.hiS head on the block, than betray the secret:- Upon the Restoraticu, the Regalia, after a slumber as dm+ and . which left their existence as 'dimhtfut, as that of one hundred and ten, years which they, have, more lately .undes. gone, were. produced and re-delivered to the Sovereign. In memory of which event, Mr. John Keith was creatA Kni*ht Mareschal, and afterwards Earl of Rent ore, acid Lie ,, tenapt- Governor Ogilvy, Knight:Bat (Met. Ttie vat ions degreeS merit olthese Gentlemen were tone: dispeted at the time t end sitter, nor does it seem possible to . deci:le on that pohn. MC. John Keith might be said to clans its right of his mot her, the old Countess Martschal ; Mt. Ogilvy In that of his high spirited and excellent Lady, who d.a not is eto enjoy the re-. ward or her ingenuity, constancy, a.:ld -After tliis "romawic incident, the Regalia re- Maine& in the custody of the Ead-iMareschal, they were delivered nlz at the period of thd Union to the Earl of Glasgow, then Lord-Trea snr,!r, and as the ins!rninent of . deposiiation, dated'2sc.h Match, 1707, shows, wine then placed in the situation in which they .have been so long: dOrmant, that their very existence became disputa-. ble.—(Edinburgh Courant, Feb. 12.) LONG CP:EDIT.—A Bond-street_ Lonnger.9l3‘ , , served, the other day, that although he bad bee,i tolerably successhil it geltiii (kie• presume tie meant in taking) long ei yet he nutst allow that BiSti, the Lottery Cos:trsclpr, had far out done him lit this way, 1!1 ifildellAing to pro chre coedit - for Wittetor a t'iolsantt re.. ts ; for his part lo—could,not swallow 11, to; it was 5o long tcrtn, tflatliethotight not %.1.11 Lan2 iiiut eh could go such lengths. We have before given . willing testimony to the value of Mr. WANCS GOUT awl llnol,2l\tvrtsm.; ahil its reputation is sty .Irlislted,as to supetsedeiary. ovw retiiarksrtpnsi the subject : but we ag:iiit . piess it ou the notic.i?. of persons who may be sill tied .these .cOnt ph-itits, and whose . experieitte of the tratisieut and noxi - ott, effects of!atty oi her mt itta'V leave doututid of the pfSibillty cure. 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